I have a Fitbit Premium Subscription and it comes with all these different options for workout videos. Even though I can watch them on my phone, it’s definitely nice being able to have them projected from my phone screen onto a bigger screen with the help of an epson projector that one of the group fitness class studios located at my local Recreation Center has. I admit I was unsure about this app because a lot of the reviews said it won’t project videos but it actually does! It’s super easy to use and has helped me enjoy trying different workout videos a lot more! My only complaint is that there were a few times throughout some of the videos I watched where it froze but otherwise it works perfectly!
I gave the app 3 stars because it works pretty well when it works. There has been several times that it’s taken me over 45 minutes to even get the app to read the projector (or however it works). Then there are the times that it shuts off in the middle of using it. This becomes very problematic when projecting a design for a mural for example (which is how I use the app). I think it’s a great projector but the app has a few glitches which I feel could be fixed pretty easily. If this is the only projector I use with the app I feel like it shouldn’t be so difficult to connect to every time.
It’s a nice app. It’s my 1st time with using iProjector as I just purchased an EX9200 & was happy to easily connect two iPads simultaneously to it with it working as advertised with one important problem. I’m on an iPad iOS11, lots of photos in iCloud & local. Every time I try to access Photo Album the app freezes & I have to kill it. I’d like to try to play a video, haven’t gotten the Album to open. Thanks for the recent update (a month ago). Please keep them coming. The bad reviews were from yrs ago. Please give iProjector a little love, both users & app producer. It’s useful & appreciated.
I wanted to have a little wireless freedom and walk around my class while I was able to control my presentation. This is not an option for that. You can’t use it like an extended display and see your presentation notes, read from another document while you are projecting your slide, I know, if you mirror your screen, then you can see your slides going smoothly on the projector, but you will loose the ability to see your notes in keynote, and if you decide to “project document”, you loose all your animations. Feels like was intended just for pictures and little things, even the app looks like it’s working on an iPhone 3G.
I got this projector with the expectation that I could easily use my iPad or my iPhone to project PowerPoint through the projector. However though it allows you to project a file that contains the slides from PowerPoint it does not allow you to use PowerPoint. So all of the work that you do in making decent presentation is unusable in this app. All you can do is project the slides without transitions, without animations, etc. You can only project the entire slide and then move onto the next.
I purchased the Powerlite 1781W to project Keynote and PowerPoint presentations. However, after being unable to do that, I learned from Epson Support iProjection only supports Office 2013, nothing more recent. It makes no sense not to provide support for an obsolete version of Office. Epson hardware is good...the software, not nearly so good. Combine that with a lack of support for Airplay and I’ve lost 75% of my rationale for the projector purchase.
I’ve been using the iProjection app for a while. I used my iOS phone over the Wi-Fi. But lately I just get kicked off or worse cannot connect. I have a little pigtail and hdmi cable to connect but have to stand next to the projector which is less than optimum for presentations. Please put some work into this app. I like the projector.
This software is clunky, but at least it's not as bad as Epson's protector software for Windows, which doesn't work on my Microsoft Surface. It disconnected the Wi-Fi every time I tried to use the projector. It also had the same problem on a Toshiba laptop. Stay away from Epson projectors! The hardware might be fine, but I haven't been able to evaluate it because the software is so bad!
hey Epson, what was the point of making this app if you can’t even display videos? This is in 2001, we are trying to show off our solid PowerPoint. We want to watch videos off of an expensive projector. Users don’t waste your time with this app because you can’t even play video. One star deserved
As others have mentioned especially for home users this should allow streaming. As it is the only applications are business for presenting mobile apps, documents or photos.
I purchased an Epson projector to be able to watch movies in the backyard, only to find out it wasn’t wifi enabled. My mistake. I spent a significant amount of money to get the Wireless LAN Unit from Epson. Then I find out I can only use the wifi projection if I download the app, only to find out you can’t stream any type of video from the app.
The options are very limited, your phone’s pictures, a webpage, and documents - all the same things that the desktop version allows. I hoped the app would allow me to project any app on my phone. Disappointed.
When I first bought this projector it allowed mirroring. I purchase a very expensive anatomy app for my students and now it no longer functions from my iPad. Why has the app and function changed?
Airplay Support need to be considered by epson on future updates
I do not get why epson do not offer airplay support since most of the tv already offer that option by updating their OS. After Apple resealed their new AirPlay 2 functionality also enable several vendors to add it!
The app does not allow you to project your device. Only documents, webpages, and pictures can be displayed. This would be a 5 star review and more revenue for the makers if it mirrored the display. Instead it’s one star and I’m spending money elsewhere on cable connections.
I downloaded this app, not because I needed my pictures on a projector, but just to see how it works. It seems very difficult to use and has very limited options for what it does. This app isn’t necessary. It has potential, but needs some serious TLC.
This app has no practical functionality for iOS. It is not possible to project an iOS device’s display with this app. The app’s web browser does not support video. This app also seem quite dated.
This software is archaic. I wouldn’t even want my companies name on this software in 2023. I mean seriously hire some software engineers, update your technology and get with the times, this would have been good tech in 2005 maybe and that’s pushing it.
For all intents and purposes this app is non functional. The hardware requires you to be connected to either the internet OR this projector but not both. If your content cannot be saved locally on the device you cannot display it on the projector. If your content is a video, MS Office document or pdf it won’t display on the projector as the projector won’t accept the content. I’m honestly not sure what this app actually was designed for.
After taking 5 minutes of loading a short keynote, the app plays one slide, doesn’t recognise any additional fonts, then crashes. Such a huge let down! Guess I’ll buy an Apple TV to project.
This worked for a hot second but now when I try to use the wireless to project images from my iPhone or iPad, only a few images appear from my photo library. Please help!!!!
No matter what I tried. Removing and reinstalling the app, it would neither pick up nor connect to the Epson 2150 projector. Please fix the app because it has a lot of potential.
Epson iProjection is a wireless projection app for iPhone®, iPad®, or iPod® touch. This app makes it easy to mirror your device's screen, and project documents and photos wirelessly to a supported Epson projector. [Key Features] 1. Mirror your device’s screen and output your device’s audio from the projector. 2. Project your photos in the "Photos" app, project documents loaded in this app, and project in real-time video from your device's camera. 3. Easily connect your device by scanning a projected QR code. 4. Connect up to 50 devices to the projector, display up to four screens simultaneously, and share your projected image with the other connected devices. 5. Annotate projected images with a pen tool and save the edited images on your device. 6. Control the projector like a remote control. [Notes] • For supported projectors, visit https://support.epson.net/projector_appinfo/iprojection/en/. You can also check "Supported Projectors" in the app's support menu. • While mirroring your device’s screen, video and audio may be delayed depending on the device and network specifications. Only unprotected content can be projected. • Use the mirroring feature to project videos in the "Photos" app. [About Projecting Documents] • The following file types are supported when projecting using "Documents". - Microsoft® Word - Microsoft® Excel - Microsoft® PowerPoint - Keynote - PDF - JPG - PNG - The file types mentioned above are also supported when stored in cloud file services • Depending on the document, the projected image may differ from the image on the computer or at the time of creation, for example, some characters may not be projected correctly. If this occurs, use the mirroring feature ("Mirror device screen") instead. • Animations and screen transition effects, videos, and audio are not played. Use the mirroring feature to play them. • We recommend testing the projection in advance when using this app for presentations. [Using the App] Make sure that the network settings for the projector have been completed. 1. Switch the input source on the projector to "LAN". Network information is displayed. 2. Connect to the same network as the projector from "Settings" > "Wi-Fi" on your iPhone/iPad/iPod touch. 3. Start Epson iProjection and connect to the projector. 4. Select and project from "Mirror device screen", "Photos", "Documents", "Web Page", or "Camera". All images are examples and may differ from the actual screens.
